Toyota revealed a Tundra with a bespoke interior developed in partnership with Saddleback Leather, a Texas company that specializes in high-end leather products that look good and are long lasting. Only 1,500 Tundras with the bespoke interior will be built, all based on the full-size truck’s 1794 grade.
Volkswagen Group made some major production announcements, one of which is plans to build the next-generation Volkswagen Golf on a dedicated EV platform known as the SSP. The SSP platform, which will eventually spawn the majority of vehicles across VW Group’s portfolio of brands, isn’t due until 2028, meaning the new Golf is still some years away.
The Porsche 911 GT3 RS is already a superb option for anyone looking for a track-focused sports car, but Porsche unveiled a 911 even more capable when it comes to carving up a racetrack. It’s called the 911 GT3 R Rennsport, and it’s a limited-edition track car that costs more than $1 million.
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